Developer-first OpenSource API DevTool, Postman/Insomnia alternative.
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Published by Nishchit14 about 1 year ago
Full Changelog: https://github.com/firecamp-dev/firecamp/compare/v3.2.2...v3.2.3
Published by Nishchit14 about 1 year ago
Open Source Firecamp is launched on 15th Aug with the latest version v3.2.2
Full Changelog: https://github.com/firecamp-dev/firecamp/compare/v3.2.1...v3.2.2
Published by Nishchit14 about 1 year ago
Published by Nishchit14 about 1 year ago
Profile, workspace, and org management are now integrated within the app, no sub-domain redirects are required. Easily manage user profiles, workspaces, and organizations directly from Firecamp. Effortlessly handle invitations to workspaces and organizations within the application. Access and accept invitations without leaving Firecamp.
following components/features are now integrated within the app.
→ Profile Management
→ Workspace Management
→ Organization Management
→ Invitations Management
→ Org/Workspace Members List
→ Accept Invitations within the app
Published by Nishchit14 over 1 year ago
Full Changelog: https://github.com/firecamp-dev/firecamp/compare/3.0.0...v3.1.0
Published by Nishchit14 over 1 year ago
1. Introduction
2. Dedicated Playgrounds for each protocol (Truly Multi-protocol)
3. Postman Compatibility
4. Breaking Changes
5. Migration Guide (Firecamp 2 -> 3)
6. Deprecation Chrome Extension
7. Roadmap (Future of Firecamp)
Firecamp version 3 marks the beginning of our journey as a web-based platform. This release represents a complete rewrite from the ground up, enabling us to support multiple protocols and significantly improve the platform's foundation. The re-architecture ensures that Firecamp becomes more versatile and extensible, setting the stage for exciting possibilities in the future.
Firecamp 3.0 brings full compatibility with Postman, ensuring a smooth transition for users familiar with PM's environment variables, global variables, collection variables, and scripts. We have worked diligently to align Firecamp's scripting capabilities with PM's scripting paradigm, allowing users to leverage their existing knowledge and scripts effortlessly.
3.1. Environment Variables
3.2. Globals
3.3. Collection Variables
3.4. Scripts (Pre-request and Tests):
Introducing Environment Variables, Firecamp 3.0 allows you to define and utilize variables throughout your workspace. The Environment variables allow you to create sets of variables specific to a particular environment. This flexibility empowers you to streamline your workflow and maintain consistency across your requests.
Read the doc
With Firecamp 3.0, you can define Global variables within your workspace. These variables can be accessed and reused in any request or collection within the same workspace, enabling you to centralize commonly used values and configurations. By utilizing globals, you can efficiently manage and update shared variables across the workspace scope.
In addition, Firecamp 3.0 supports collection variables. Collection variables are specific to a particular collection and can be used across multiple requests within that collection. This feature enables you to organize and maintain variables at the collection level, further enhancing the modularity and reusability of your requests.
Firecamp 3.0 introduces enhanced scripting capabilities that are the most compatible with Postman's scripts. You can now write pre-request scripts and tests using the familiar PM's scripting syntax within Firecamp. This compatibility ensures a seamless transition for users accustomed to writing scripts in Postman, allowing them to leverage their existing knowledge and effortlessly migrate their scripts to Firecamp. However, we're improving this feature based on community feedback. You can share your feedback on GitHub.
Read the doc
We have re-architectured the Firecamp to be a web-first and truly multi-protocol platform. To enhance team collaboration, the desktop version (v2) is no longer compatible. We encourage teams currently on v2 to transition to Firecamp v3 for a smoother collaborative experience. Don't worry, your data remains unaffected. Need help to move? Reach out to us on Discord. Upgrade to Firecamp v3 and enjoy seamless collaboration!
The Firecamp v2 scripts are no longer supported, New Firecamp scripts are now most compatible with Postman Scripts. We understand the importance of maintaining compatibility and reducing friction when transitioning between tools. By aligning Firecamp with Postman's scripting capabilities, we aim to provide a familiar and seamless experience for both existing Postman users and new users looking to benefit from Firecamp's multi-protocol capabilities.
With this release, there is no manual migration required. Simply visit the Firecamp website at https://firecamp.dev/, sign in to your account, and you will have immediate access to all your existing workspaces and collections. Additionally, stay tuned for the upcoming release of the Firecamp 3.0 Desktop version, which will further expand the capabilities of the platform.
As part of the transition to Firecamp 3.0, we have decided to deprecate the Firecamp Chrome extension. Instead, we are focusing our efforts on delivering an enhanced web experience. Starting from October 1st, 2023, the Firecamp Chrome extension will no longer be available. We apologize for any inconvenience caused and encourage you to switch to the web version for continued access to Firecamp's features.
Firecamp is evolving into a one-stop, feature-rich platform, aiming to become the most complete OpenSource Platform for API development. By starting the OpenSOurce journey, the future roadmap includes the introduction of
These upcoming features will transform Firecamp into the ultimate destination for developers, offering a best-in-class development experience and a feature-rich API environment.